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	Player-placed traps will affect monsters and not other players. After deploying, they take a moment to "come online" and once they do so, they immediately detonate when one or more monsters are nearby. The time spent to "come online" is reduced in higher difficulties.		Player-placed traps will affect monsters and not other players. After deploying, they take a moment to "come online" and once they do so, they immediately detonate when one or more monsters are nearby. The time spent to "come online" is reduced in higher difficulties.

			Players cannot deploy traps in boss arenas.

	===Trap shooting===		===Trap shooting===
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	A more precise method, offering greater control for Androids, is utilizing {{Sword\|rare\|Twin Blaze\|Twin Blaze's}} {{Gifoie}} [[special]]. The low-level Gifoie cast by Twin Blaze lingers near the user, allowing for immediate trap detonation. With an understanding of [[Monster\|enemy]] [[HUcast/Guide#Spawn_knowledge\|spawn patterns]], Gifoie can be prepared in advance. When enemies appear, a trap can be set and detonated instantly, providing immediate crowd control and creating an attack window.		A more precise method, offering greater control for Androids, is utilizing {{Sword\|rare\|Twin Blaze\|Twin Blaze's}} {{Gifoie}} [[special]]. The low-level Gifoie cast by Twin Blaze lingers near the user, allowing for immediate trap detonation. With an understanding of [[Monster\|enemy]] [[HUcast/Guide#Spawn_knowledge\|spawn patterns]], Gifoie can be prepared in advance. When enemies appear, a trap can be set and detonated instantly, providing immediate crowd control and creating an attack window.

	~~Players cannot deploy traps in boss arenas.~~
	===Trap growth===		===Trap growth===
	All android classes start with two of each {{Trap\|Traps#Player traps\|Trap}} at level 1, and gain more traps based on the formula <code>level ÷ x</code> (where "x" depends on the specific class and kind of trap, indicated in the table below). This means trap count can be calculated for any level with the following formula:		All android classes start with two of each {{Trap\|Traps#Player traps\|Trap}} at level 1, and gain more traps based on the formula <code>level ÷ x</code> (where "x" depends on the specific class and kind of trap, indicated in the table below). This means trap count can be calculated for any level with the following formula:

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Trap growth

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	Players cannot deploy traps in boss arenas.		Players cannot deploy traps in boss arenas.
	===Trap growth===		===Trap growth===
	All android classes start with two of each {{Trap\|Traps#Player traps\|Trap}} at level 1, and gain more traps based on the formula <code>level/x</code> (where "x" depends on the specific class and kind of trap, indicated in the table below). This means trap count can be calculated for any level with the following formula:		All android classes start with two of each {{Trap\|Traps#Player traps\|Trap}} at level 1, and gain more traps based on the formula <code>level ÷ x</code> (where "x" depends on the specific class and kind of trap, indicated in the table below). This means trap count can be calculated for any level with the following formula:
	* <code>Trap count = 2 + (level/x)</code>
			<code>Trap count = 2 + (level ÷ x)</code>

	The maximum amount for all traps is 20.		The maximum amount for all traps is 20.

DM 경호: adding trap shooting section

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	==Player traps==		==Player traps==
	All android classes can deploy traps of their own, namely damage traps, freeze traps, and confuse traps. Androids start at level 1 with 2 of each trap and gain more of them as they level up, with each class gaining different amounts of each trap (maxing out at 20) as they level up. Traps are replenished by leveling up, using a [[healing ring]], the [[Medical Center]], or when reviving from death with a {{Tool\|Scape Doll}}.		All [[android]] [[classes]] can deploy traps of their own, namely damage traps, freeze traps, and confuse traps. Traps are the most powerful crowd control tool in the game. Androids start at level 1 with 2 of each trap and gain more of them as they level up, with each class gaining different amounts of each trap (maxing out at 20) as they level up. Traps are replenished by leveling up, using a [[healing ring]], the [[Medical Center]], or when reviving from death with a {{Tool\|Scape Doll}}.

	Player-placed traps will affect monsters and not other players. After deploying, they take a moment to "come online" and once they do so, they immediately detonate when one or more monsters are nearby. The time spent to "come online" is reduced in higher difficulties.		Player-placed traps will affect monsters and not other players. After deploying, they take a moment to "come online" and once they do so, they immediately detonate when one or more monsters are nearby. The time spent to "come online" is reduced in higher difficulties.

	A player ~~who deploys~~ a trap ~~can~~ immediately ~~detonate it by shooting it~~ with ~~a ranged weapon, such as~~ a [[Handguns\|~~handgun~~]] or a {{~~Gun~~\|rare\|~~Spread Needle~~}}.		===Trap shooting===
			[[File:Trapshoot.gif\|thumb\|left\|Trap shooting with a Handgun]] [[File:Trapshoot combo + south.gif\|thumb\|right\|Trapshooting+combo. Note the player facing south on minimap]] [[File:Trapshoot twinblaze.gif\|thumb\|right\|Twin Blaze trap detonation]]
			Trap shooting is a technique that allows a set trap to be detonated almost instantly, making immediate use of its area-of-effect. Trap shooting is typically performed by setting a trap and immediately using a {{Attack\|Normal\|1}} with a [[Handguns\|Handgun]] to trigger it.

			It can also be executed with other projectile-based [[weapons]] like [[Rifles]], [[Mechguns]], or [[Shots]], provided the projectile velocity is high enough to reach and target the trap. Equipment that increases [[Units#Attack_speed_units\|attack speed]] makes trap shooting slightly easier.

			A player’s height also affects the timing window for shooting the trap. Taller characters have a more forgiving timeframe to execute the trap shot, giving male Android classes an advantage over their shorter female counterparts. During character creation, setting height to the maximum can make trap shooting easier.

			A unique characteristic of trap shooting is that the player always faces south on the minimap when performing it. This can be strategically exploited by continuing the [[Attack#Attack_combos\|attack combo]] into combo step 2 and 3 after triggering the trap, attacking enemies south from the player.

			Traps can also be instantly detonated by other party members using {{Frame\|rare\|Lieutenant Mantle\|Lieutenant Mantle's}} {{Tool\|Trap Vision}} effect, which allows them to see and target traps set by Android allies. This method is often used by [[Forces]] who continuously cast {{Gifoie}}. The wide area-of-effect of Gifoie ensures any trap within its range detonates immediately, enabling instant crowd control.

			A more precise method, offering greater control for Androids, is utilizing {{Sword\|rare\|Twin Blaze\|Twin Blaze's}} {{Gifoie}} [[special]]. The low-level Gifoie cast by Twin Blaze lingers near the user, allowing for immediate trap detonation. With an understanding of [[Monster\|enemy]] [[HUcast/Guide#Spawn_knowledge\|spawn patterns]], Gifoie can be prepared in advance. When enemies appear, a trap can be set and detonated instantly, providing immediate crowd control and creating an attack window.

	Players cannot deploy traps in boss arenas.		Players cannot deploy traps in boss arenas.

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 All android classes can deploy traps of their own, namely damage traps, freeze traps, and confuse traps. Androids start at level 1 with 2 of each trap and gain more of them as they level up, with each class gaining different amounts of each trap (maxing out at 20) as they level up. Traps are replenished by leveling up, using a [[healing ring]], the [[Medical Center]], or when reviving from death with a {{Tool|Scape Doll}}.
-Player-placed traps will affect monsters and not other players. After deploying, they take a moment to "come online" and once they do so, they immediately detonate when one or more monsters are nearby. The time spent to "come online" is reduced in higher difficulties. A player who deploys a trap can immediately detonate it by shooting it with a ranged weapon, such as a [[Handguns|handgun]] or a {{Gun|rare|Spread Needle}}.
+Player-placed traps will affect monsters and not other players. After deploying, they take a moment to "come online" and once they do so, they immediately detonate when one or more monsters are nearby. The time spent to "come online" is reduced in higher difficulties.
 Players cannot deploy traps in boss arenas.
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Replaced stuff like "Ep. II" with "Episode 2" since roman numerals aren't used to describe Episodes, and shortening to Ep feels wrong for a wiki page.

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	* In [[Ruins]], Guom traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.		* In [[Ruins]], Guom traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.
	* In [[Central Control Area]], [[Seabed]] and [[Control Tower]], ground traps may fold upwards and form an electric cage around the player, which deals damage and {{Shock}} if not destroyed in time by a teammate.		* In [[Central Control Area]], [[Seabed]] and [[Control Tower]], ground traps may fold upwards and form an electric cage around the player, which deals damage and {{Shock}} if not destroyed in time by a teammate.
	* In all ~~Ep. II~~ maps and some ~~Ep. I~~ quests, turret-like traps may pop out of the ground and cast either {{Foie}} or {{Gibarta}} on the player. They are activated by proximity or triggering of a laser barrier. Traps of this type attack continuously, until destroyed by 1-4 hits from any attack (1 hit in ~~Ep. I~~ quests; 2 hits for most ~~Ep. II~~ maps; 4 hits in [[Seabed]]).		* In all Episode 2 maps and some Episode 1 quests, turret-like traps may pop out of the ground and cast either {{Foie}} or {{Gibarta}} on the player. They are activated by proximity or triggering of a laser barrier. Traps of this type attack continuously, until destroyed by 1-4 hits from any attack (1 hit in Episode 1 quests; 2 hits for most Episode 2 maps; 4 hits in [[Seabed]]).
	* Some growths in [[Ruins]] as well as [[Gee]] nests in [[Seaside]] will periodically spew and apply poison to players in close proximity.		* Some growths in [[Ruins]] as well as [[Gee]] nests in [[Seaside]] will periodically spew and apply poison to players in close proximity.

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2024-04-20T02:21:29Z

Added Ruins/Seaside poison hazards; added turret trap hits from Ep. I quests; added name of Guom trap (named in Ep. III); reworded some sections.

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	When a trap is triggered, it briefly becomes visible to all players, then explodes. A trap will either deal damage, inflict {{Poison}}, {{Paralysis}}, {{Confuse}}, {{Freeze}}, {{Shock}}, or {{Slow}}, or both. Visible traps can be attacked with ranged weapons or techniques before they detonate. They are immediately destroyed when hit by any attack. Some traps may follow the target player around by hovering directly over their head before exploding; these traps must be targeted by a technique such as {{Zonde}} or attacked by a fellow player.		When a trap is triggered, it briefly becomes visible to all players, then explodes. A trap will either deal damage, inflict {{Poison}}, {{Paralysis}}, {{Confuse}}, {{Freeze}}, {{Shock}}, or {{Slow}}, or both. Visible traps can be attacked with ranged weapons or techniques before they detonate. They are immediately destroyed when hit by any attack. Some traps may follow the target player around by hovering directly over their head before exploding; these traps must be targeted by a technique such as {{Zonde}} or attacked by a fellow player.

	~~A rare~~ green trap, shaped like a medical cross, will heal ~~the player~~ in proximity during its activation.		An uncommon green trap, shaped like a medical cross, will heal players in proximity during its activation.

	===Other traps===		===Other traps===
	Beside the standard traps, which float in the air for a short while before going off, other types exist:		Beside the standard traps, which float in the air for a short while before going off, other types exist:
	* In [[Ruins]], ~~large dome-shaped~~ traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.		* In [[Ruins]], Guom traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.
	* In [[Central Control Area]], [[Seabed]] and [[Control Tower]], ground traps may fold upwards and form an electric cage around the player, which deals damage and {{Shock}} if not destroyed in time by a teammate.		* In [[Central Control Area]], [[Seabed]] and [[Control Tower]], ground traps may fold upwards and form an electric cage around the player, which deals damage and {{Shock}} if not destroyed in time by a teammate.
	* In all ~~Episode~~ II maps, turret-like traps may pop out of the ground and cast {{Foie}} or {{Gibarta}} on the player~~, depending on model~~. They are ~~either~~ activated by proximity or triggering a laser barrier. Traps of this type attack continuously, until destroyed by 2 hits (4 hits in [[Seabed]]) ~~from any attack~~.		* In all Ep. II maps and some Ep. I quests, turret-like traps may pop out of the ground and cast either {{Foie}} or {{Gibarta}} on the player. They are activated by proximity or triggering of a laser barrier. Traps of this type attack continuously, until destroyed by 1-4 hits from any attack (1 hit in Ep. I quests; 2 hits for most Ep. II maps; 4 hits in [[Seabed]]).
			* Some growths in [[Ruins]] as well as [[Gee]] nests in [[Seaside]] will periodically spew and apply poison to players in close proximity.

	==Player traps==		==Player traps==

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	A rare green trap, shaped like a medical cross, will heal the player in proximity during its activation.		A rare green trap, shaped like a medical cross, will heal the player in proximity during its activation.

			===Other traps===
	Beside the standard traps, which float in the air for a short while before going off, other types exist:		Beside the standard traps, which float in the air for a short while before going off, other types exist:
	* In [[Ruins]], large dome-shaped traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.		* In [[Ruins]], large dome-shaped traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.

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	==Field traps==		==Field traps==
	Traps are a feature of each zone, however they generally do not appear in Forest except in certain quests. They can be in rooms or hallways. Traps are often found in groups, and often guard loot boxes or switches. Traps are normally invisible until triggered, however a player can use a [[Trap Vision]] to reveal any traps within its radius. {{Frame\|rare\|Lieutenant Mantle}} grants always-on trap vision while equipped. Android characters have permanent trap vision.		Traps are a feature of each zone, however they generally do not appear in Forest except in certain quests. They can be in rooms or hallways. Traps are often found in groups, and often guard loot boxes or switches. Traps are normally invisible until triggered, however a player can use a {{Tool\|Trap Vision}} to reveal any traps within its radius. {{Frame\|rare\|Lieutenant Mantle}} grants always-on trap vision while equipped. Android characters have permanent trap vision.

	When a trap is triggered, it briefly becomes visible to all players, then explodes. A trap will either deal damage, inflict {{Poison}}, {{Paralysis}}, {{Confuse}}, {{Freeze}}, {{Shock}}, or {{Slow}}, or both. Visible traps can be attacked with ranged weapons or techniques before they detonate. They are immediately destroyed when hit by any attack. Some traps may follow the target player around by hovering directly over their head before exploding; these traps must be targeted by a technique such as {{Zonde}} or attacked by a fellow player.		When a trap is triggered, it briefly becomes visible to all players, then explodes. A trap will either deal damage, inflict {{Poison}}, {{Paralysis}}, {{Confuse}}, {{Freeze}}, {{Shock}}, or {{Slow}}, or both. Visible traps can be attacked with ranged weapons or techniques before they detonate. They are immediately destroyed when hit by any attack. Some traps may follow the target player around by hovering directly over their head before exploding; these traps must be targeted by a technique such as {{Zonde}} or attacked by a fellow player.

91.21.65.65: Added shock template; corrected number of hits on Ep2 turret traps

2024-03-08T02:28:07Z

Added shock template; corrected number of hits on Ep2 turret traps

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	Beside the standard traps, which float in the air for a short while before going off, other types exist:		Beside the standard traps, which float in the air for a short while before going off, other types exist:
	* In [[Ruins]], large dome-shaped traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.		* In [[Ruins]], large dome-shaped traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.
	* In [[Central Control Area]], [[Seabed]] and [[Control Tower]], ground traps may fold upwards and form an electric cage around the player, which deals damage and [[Shock~~\|shocks]]~~ if not destroyed in time by a teammate.		* In [[Central Control Area]], [[Seabed]] and [[Control Tower]], ground traps may fold upwards and form an electric cage around the player, which deals damage and {{Shock}} if not destroyed in time by a teammate.
	* In all Episode II maps, turret-like traps may pop out of the ground and cast {{Foie}} or {{Gibarta}} on the player, depending on model. They are either activated by proximity or triggering a laser barrier. Traps of this type attack continuously, until destroyed by ~~three~~ hits from any attack.		* In all Episode II maps, turret-like traps may pop out of the ground and cast {{Foie}} or {{Gibarta}} on the player, depending on model. They are either activated by proximity or triggering a laser barrier. Traps of this type attack continuously, until destroyed by 2 hits (4 hits in [[Seabed]]) from any attack.

	==Player traps==		==Player traps==

Sundark at 00:56, 28 February 2024

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	Traps are a feature of each zone, however they generally do not appear in Forest except in certain quests. They can be in rooms or hallways. Traps are often found in groups, and often guard loot boxes or switches. Traps are normally invisible until triggered, however a player can use a [[Trap Vision]] to reveal any traps within its radius. {{Frame\|rare\|Lieutenant Mantle}} grants always-on trap vision while equipped. Android characters have permanent trap vision.		Traps are a feature of each zone, however they generally do not appear in Forest except in certain quests. They can be in rooms or hallways. Traps are often found in groups, and often guard loot boxes or switches. Traps are normally invisible until triggered, however a player can use a [[Trap Vision]] to reveal any traps within its radius. {{Frame\|rare\|Lieutenant Mantle}} grants always-on trap vision while equipped. Android characters have permanent trap vision.

	When a trap is triggered, it briefly becomes visible to all players, then explodes. A trap will either deal damage or inflict ~~[[poison]]~~, ~~[[paralysis]]~~, ~~[[confusion]]~~, [[Freeze ~~(status)\|freeze]]~~, ~~[[shock]]~~ or ~~[[slow]]~~. Visible traps can be attacked with ranged weapons or techniques before they detonate. They are immediately destroyed when hit by any attack. Some traps may follow the target player around by hovering directly over their head before exploding; these traps must be targeted by a technique such as {{Zonde}} or attacked by a fellow player.		When a trap is triggered, it briefly becomes visible to all players, then explodes. A trap will either deal damage, inflict {{Poison}}, {{Paralysis}}, {{Confuse}}, {{Freeze}}, {{Shock}}, or {{Slow}}, or both. Visible traps can be attacked with ranged weapons or techniques before they detonate. They are immediately destroyed when hit by any attack. Some traps may follow the target player around by hovering directly over their head before exploding; these traps must be targeted by a technique such as {{Zonde}} or attacked by a fellow player.

	A rare green trap, shaped like a medical cross, will heal the player in proximity during its activation.		A rare green trap, shaped like a medical cross, will heal the player in proximity during its activation.

	Beside the standard traps, which float in the air for a short while before going off, other types exist:		Beside the standard traps, which float in the air for a short while before going off, other types exist:

	* In [[Ruins]], large dome-shaped traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.		* In [[Ruins]], large dome-shaped traps occasionally fall from the ceiling, threatening to capture a player inside. Teammates have a few seconds to disable the trap before it explodes, dealing damage.
	* In [[Central Control Area]], [[Seabed]] and [[Control Tower]], ground traps may fold upwards and form an electric cage around the player, which deals damage and [[Shock\|shocks]] if not destroyed in time by a teammate.		* In [[Central Control Area]], [[Seabed]] and [[Control Tower]], ground traps may fold upwards and form an electric cage around the player, which deals damage and [[Shock\|shocks]] if not destroyed in time by a teammate.
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	==Player traps==		==Player traps==
	All android classes can deploy traps of their own, namely damage traps, freeze traps, and confuse traps. Androids start at level 1 with 2 of each trap and gain more of them as they level up, with each class gaining different amounts of each trap (maxing out at 20) as they level up. Traps are replenished by leveling up, using a healing ring, the [[Medical Center]], or when reviving from death with a {{Tool\|Scape Doll}}.		All android classes can deploy traps of their own, namely damage traps, freeze traps, and confuse traps. Androids start at level 1 with 2 of each trap and gain more of them as they level up, with each class gaining different amounts of each trap (maxing out at 20) as they level up. Traps are replenished by leveling up, using a [[healing ring]], the [[Medical Center]], or when reviving from death with a {{Tool\|Scape Doll}}.

	Player-placed traps will affect monsters and not other players. After deploying, they take a moment to "come online" and once they do so, they immediately detonate when one or more monsters are nearby. The time spent to "come online" is reduced in higher difficulties. A player who deploys a trap can immediately detonate it by shooting it with a ranged weapon, such as a [[Handguns\|handgun]] or a {{Gun\|rare\|Spread Needle}}.		Player-placed traps will affect monsters and not other players. After deploying, they take a moment to "come online" and once they do so, they immediately detonate when one or more monsters are nearby. The time spent to "come online" is reduced in higher difficulties. A player who deploys a trap can immediately detonate it by shooting it with a ranged weapon, such as a [[Handguns\|handgun]] or a {{Gun\|rare\|Spread Needle}}.